Nice!! 👌

Congrats 🎉 🎉 🎉

Sir Francis...can you share the Fuel consumption???

@@rsrsrsrsrrsrsrs average 15km/l sa city driving na traffic. pag walang traffic nasa 18-19 km/l

@@wetsocksrichdad1928 same parin sa internal combustion engine an consumption

@@cengineer8756 anong car ang tinutukoy mo? same HP and Torque din ba yan?

Sana nakatulong 😉

Cant go wrong with this.

Up @Real Ryan; same interest here, feeling indecisive and torn which to choose. Kindly enlighten us bro. 😅

Wow may nag Up pa ng comment. To answer your questions. ANY ang pipiliin ko. Il leave it to chance kung sino yun may stock. Para hindi drawing yun pag pili ko. Haha

28km per liter

Gas is needed to charge the battery if you go below the recommended power to run the car

That's a stupid question, you wanna know why? Ang engine na ginamit dito is 1.2 liter displacement, dun palang siguro gets mo na kung bakit hindi aabot nang 100km per liter yan?

50km per liter is already very good but 20km per liter is not yet good.

My best so far is 48km/L. Si James Deakin nag post na naka 60+ km/L siya. Aliw! I love my new car! 🥰

yes pls

Sana nakatulong tong vid sayo makabenta.

Wala makakasagot nyan. Pero for sure minimum 5 yrs. 5 yrs kasi warranty nila. Yes pde bili nalang. Dagdag sensor? Sa accessories dept na.

@@officialrealryan yes. ang VL walang rear parking sensor. anyway. ty

U can deactivate e pedal and use the conventiobal brake, optional lang ang e pedal

1) The brake pedal is still there. From my experience driving EVs (test drives and friends), it's not that confusing. Just like any car, you get used to driving it in about a day. 2) Toyota Raize and this is not really in the same price range nor class sooo, I'm not so sure how to answer that. This is pitted against Corolla Cross instead. Nissan Kicks is a bigger vehicle, more features, way better fuel economy but also costs more. 3) Lasting long depends on your maintenance. My friend has a Prius all the way from 2010 still running today with the same battery it came with. It's on its 140k km mileage. This Kick's battery would likely last longer than 5 years...but again...maintenance. 4) Probably best to just leave it to Nissan to do its maintenance especially while it's under warranty. A thing people find surprising is actually how it's generally cheaper to maintain EVs. Hybrids, from experience, don't cost any significantly more than ICE vehicles.

Correct... how about the battery after 5 years.... how the battery cost...big question

@@jesijames Again with proper maintenance it will likely last longer than 5 years. But battery replacement is by no means cheap that's for sure. If I may....here's my honest opinion. If the cost to replace a battery is a big concern, to the point it's a deal breaker. It's best to consider this car not within your budget.

1liter per 25km

Takbo yan binasehan mo sir...yong tanung ilan litro ma consume ng gas bago ma fully charge ang battery​@@ferdinandsanqui1706

Actually facelifted na tong satin. Accdg to the nissan peeps, may iba sa grill design.

Matagal pa bago ako maka kuha nf lend out 😅😅😅

Inevitable ang pag palit ng battery. Depende sa alaga mo 😉

I think very long ang lifetime ng battery nya kasi hindi naman umaasa sa charging ito. Lets say, kahit pa 60-70% nlng ang max capacity ng battery, wala pa rin itong effect sa operation ng "series hybrid". Easy 7+ years in my opinion.

Salamat sir

If afford to go for this... Go for it! 😉

@@officialrealryan binili ko na Panalo! Best value yung VE 1.3m

Congrats!! 🎉 🎉 🎉

Kamusta po sir Robby ang kicks mo after owning it for 5 months? D naman po magastos mag maintain? :)

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Mas magandang malayo ang kicks one full tank of 50 liters 900 kilometers ang matakbo nya plus madagdagan pa ang range ng matakbo kung downhill kasi nag cha charge sya pag pababa

Thank you!! Buti na appreciate mo 🙏

iniisip ko din yan. Kung Raize Turbo o Nissan Kicks. Yung matitipid mo sa gas sa lifespan ng sasakyan kung kaya i cover ang 200k php difference. Then may added tech pa sa kicks

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Orig gr visor madam. Pwede sa casa or pm mo top gareji sa fb

1.2M vs 3M

@@jvgmail6538 misinformed ka yata sa price ng Corolla Cross. P1. 6M ang hybrid variant

You are correct. 400k difference.

@@jvgmail6538 P1. 2M is the base variant. Top spec variant of the Kicks is P1. 5M.

3m 🤯

Same pms kicks with regular car maman 😉

Napa bili ba kita? Haha

Masyado manipis yun 500km. 900 siguro?

Corolla Cross is hybrid meaning there is a switching of power between the regular engine at sa electric motor, depende sa speed. Sa hybrid kapag ang speed is nasa below I think 50 km/h, electric motor ang mag work, pero kapag above 50 km/h ang takbo, automatic mag switch na sa regular engine, and at the same time, ang regular engine ay magcha-charge sa battery para sa electric motor. Sa Nissan Kicks e-Power naman, pure electric motor yung nagbigay ng power, ang regular engine ay para pag charge lang sa battery for electric motor. So between sa dalawa, for me mas ok yung hybrid kasi may option ka if you want the power of a regular engine, lalo na if loaded at going uphill climbs, sa e-Power, sa electric motor lang talaga, di pa nating alam kung anong performance nyan if loaded at going uphill, but both offers superb fuel efficiency at kaya ang long-haul trips.

Thank you sir. 🙏

Bukas meron na. 😉

As long as hindi pasukin ang cabin for the battery 😁

Same engine sa previous gen almera.

Hi sir, kindly check the picture i posted 😉

Its still a hybrid. Nothing weird with it. 😅 Accdg to nissan they go 22km/l.

@@officialrealryan Thanks! Its efficient enough. 👍 But still, that money should have been saved if it is really full electric (charging type). Thanks btw! Please make a review of BYD Dolphin as close alternative to this. ❤️🙏

Knock knock BYD philippines!

Ano gusto mo?

Working on it!!

@@officialrealryan Yes!! I own a 2022 GAC GS4 and it's a great car, hopefully you can also make a review of it soon for the potential car buyers. Thank you! 🤜🤛

@@bravemaster99 sakto! Pls pm me sa fb. Id like to talk to u

@@officialrealryan Messaged you using my dummy account 😁

Meron parin. 😉

@@officialrealryan Salamat! This is a bit complicated, but I hope the Nissan Kicks has a monitoring feature for this separate 12 Volt battery. In an ordinary car, you only use the battery every time you start your engine. If your average daily travel for example is from house to office, you only use the battery at least 2 times per day, regardless of the distance. But for the Nissan Kicks, you start (and turn OFF) the internal combustion engine several times on a trip, especially on a very long distance trip (and so you use your 12 Volt battery several times as well). So theoretically, the life of your 12 Volt battery (separate) might become comparatively shorter in the Kicks than when used in an ordinary car. Being aware of the 12 Volt battery life becomes very crucial because if this battery dies out (let's say before reaching the warranty period), you can no longer start your engine (which is your Generator) which means that you can also no longer charge your Lithium batteries! And when that happens, your Kicks will just stop in the middle of nowhere.

Ako kasi bmibili ako oto kapag kailangan. Syempre ang mabibili ko lang kapag alin ang may available unit 😆